In re Huston
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtBrock, C.J.
The petitioner, Roland E. Huston, Jr., D.V.M., appeals the order of the New Hampshire Board of Veterinary Medicine (board) suspending his license to practice veterinary medicine and imposing a $9,000 fine. The petitioner challenges: (1) the board’s denial of his motion to recuse board counsel; and (2) hearing counsel’s failure to produce all potentially exculpatory evidence before the hearing. In addition, he argues that six of the board’s findings were unjust and unreasonable. At oral argument, he conceded that his argument that the board lacked authority to order him to attend counseling…
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